BAROQUE HOME, CAMPO DE FIORI - CHARMING & ROMANTIC * $PECIAL RATE$

My family and I found that the property is so centrally located that most attractions in Rome (eg. Spanish steps, Colosseum and anything in between) as well as the Vatican City are within walking distances from it for us. If needed, it was also easy to take the public buses to and from the main street of the neighbourhood ie. Corso Vittorio Emanuel. The neighbourhood was quiet enough for us to sleep and we felt safe at all times, even when we came back at night. The listing descriptions and photos were accurate and the property was clean and well-maintained and everything worked properly. There is no elevator in the building though but that's ok for us as the property is only on the 2nd floor from the ground floor and it was already clearly described in the listing. It was helpful to have a full kitchen, washing machine and WiFi at the property and at the same time, there are many nearby restaurants, pubs, grocery stores and fresh produce market in Campo de Fiori. On top of that, the owners (Fabrizio and Rossella) were helpful, patient, understanding, easy to deal with and responded promptly to all our enquiries both before and during our stay at the property. This is especially important to us as it was our first time renting a place via the VRBO website (vs. hotels) and because of the pleasant experience, it will certainly not be our last time. Thanks again to Fabrizio and Rossella ! I will certainly recommend this property to my friends and relatives.

Fabrizio and his sister Rosella were helpful and responsive, and the apartment suited our needs very well. The location is excellent for walking to the major attractions, and for being next door to the Campo di Fiori market for fresh fruits and vegetables. You don't want to stay directly on the campo because of the noise, so being close by is a definite plus. We breakfasted in each day, but did not cook other meals. The kitchen is sufficiently equipped to do this if you wanted to. Washer in the unit a definite plus, as we left for our next location with clean clothes. Note it's 33 stairs (winding) to the door so you must be able to lug the luggage. Bath is small by American standards, and the on-demand hot water takes some getting used to, but once you're familiar with the quirks, it all works quite well. Has split-system A/C units that are extremely quiet, and enable you to close up if the piazza below is noisy.

Hello, I have just returned from a week in Rome, staying in this apartment just off the Campo De Fiori. I am a woman in my 60's, travelling solo. This apartment was perfect. The location is the best in the city, with food, sites, grocery, multiple bus stops, taxi stand, Campo de Fiori, Plaza Navona, Pantheon, Trevi Fountain, all within steps of the apartment.

Fabrizio and his sister Rosella did everything that they promised to make my trip hassle-free. Fabrizio arranged trips to/from the airport, provided a phone, internet, and access to either he or Rosella by phone for any questions or problems that I had. The internet was fast and reliable.

This apartment is in a very historic building at the Theater of Pompey. The apartment, on 3rd floor by winding stairs, is on a quiet street, and the bedroom is in the back of the apartment. The apartment is small but well-maintained, and it was handy to have a washer. But the best was having this quiet, clean and convenient haven from the bustle of the city.

The apartment is as described in the listing, the photos are accurate, and the property was clean. I will definitely stay here on my next trip to Rome.

This apartment will work best for a couple, or no more than 4 guests. Anyone sleeping on the sofa bed in the living room will need to go through the bedroom to access the bath. I did not cook, but the kitchen is fully appointed. Also, one must be able to handle the steps, as there is no elevator.

Safety: This building is secure, and the apartment itself seals up like a safe. Plus, the neighborhood itself felt very safe at all hours.

Plus the sites listed above within walking distance (and there are many more), the bus system was easy to figure out, and busses ran frequently. The 116 is an electric bus which was very handy for visiting the Villa Borghese; the bus to the Vatican was just across the street, and the main artery with multiple busses going to the Coliseum/Forum is just around the corner. Get a Roma pass at the TI in Navona Plaza and buzz all around the city and see the sites for 30Euros, total, for 3 days of sites.

And when you need a siesta in the middle of the day, you are back at your quiet apartment in 10 minutes. Thanks you, Fabrizio and Rosella!